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LOGLINE PITCH: Title: ARCHAEA Written by: Dain White Type: Novel Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi Logline: ARCHAEA is a visceral space opera in which a legendary captain and his charismatic crew struggle to overcome the challenge of survival, against all odds. Interested in this logline, please email us at info@wildsound.ca and…
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Daily Writing Festival Deadlines: Submit your novels, short stories, screenplays, poetry to the festival. Get performance video of your work.
Novel Logline: What Passes Between Women, by Patty Fischer
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LOGLINE PITCH: Title: What Passes Between Women Written by: Patty Fischer Type: Novel Genre: Crime, Drama, Horror Logline: A crime drama with horror finding conflicted Chicago ex-cop Jenna Barnes to bond with a circle of women very different from one another in the midst of a sensational murder in the…
Novel Logline: Fashionably Late, by Jeffrey Radlauer
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LOGLINE PITCH: Title: Fashionably Late Written by: Jeffrey Radlauer Type: Novel Genre: Adventure, Drama Logline: Besieged by unknown assailants, a fashion designer hires a sexy but unconventional self-defense instructor. Interested in this logline, please email us at info@wildsound.ca and we’ll forward your email to the writer. Have a logline? Submit…
Novel Logline: In The Name Of The Father, by Allyson Olivia
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LOGLINE PITCH: Title: In The Name Of The Father Written by: Allyson Olivia Type: Novel Genre: Drama Logline: As a man of God, husband and father, Lester was supposed to be his daughter’s hero, instead he became the man she despised. She could not move on until she forgave him.…
Novel Logline: THE BLOOD SPANGLED BANNER: A First Ladies Mystery Series, by Barbara Schlichting
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LOGLINE PITCH: Title: THE BLOOD SPANGLED BANNER: A First Ladies Mystery Series Written by: Barbara Schlichting Type: Novel Genre: Mystery Logline: DOLLEY MADISON: the Blood Spangled Banner is a race between a distant relative and First Lady enthusiast and a greedy killer who will stop at nothing to locate the…
Writing Festival Deadlines June 15th: Novels, Screenplays (Feature, TV)
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DEADLINE June 15th: 1st CHAPTER/FULL NOVEL Festival. http://www.wildsound.ca/book_contest.html Get FULL FEEDBACK on either the 1st chapter or entire novel book from our committee of Professional Writers, and Writing Consultants. Get your novel performed by a professional actor at the festival. NEW OPTION: Or, just submit for an actor performance reading transcript…
Deadlines TODAY: Poetry Contest (FREE). Submit your Best Scene Festival
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Deadline: FREE POETRY Festival – Get poem made into a MOVIE and seen by 1000s. Three options to submit: Submit here: http://www.wildsound.ca/poetrycontest.html ****** DEADLINES Today – Submit your best scene from your screenplay and we’ll have it performed at our festival using professional actors: http://www.wildsound.ca/submit_your_favorite_scene.html WATCH the past best scene…
Deadline TODAY: STAGE PLAY Festival. Get play performed by actors. FULL FEEDBACK
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Deadline: STAGE PLAY Festival. Get play performed by actors. FULL FEEDBACK Click here to submit: http://www.wildsound.ca/play_contest.html WINNERS get their stageplay read at the Writing Festival. WATCH the recent WINNING STAGEPLAY Readings – http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/stageplay_readings.html Watch on the YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PL-0CVDAfvxiohzyeroxYCbbDEUqTM8ETi&v=yScIx2Kyt7U Recent Stage Play Testimonials: Excellent, excellent feedback. Thanks so much. –…
Winning Short Story: I Thought The Car Was Yellow by Eduardo G Diaz
Watch the June 2016 Winning Short Story Reading
I Thought The Car Was Yellow by Eduardo G Diaz
Winning Short Story: Mama’s Purfect Day by Richard Marra
Watch the June 2016 Winning Short Story
Mama’s Purfect Day by Richard Marra